The DLANC Sustainability Committee meets on the First Tuesday of every month at the Central Public Library.
Our committee chairs host office hours and neighborhood stakeholders gather for project workshops
to help advance several community-driven initiatives - for Downtown Los Angeles.


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Showing posts with label increase participation. Show all posts
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2009 Project 3: Increase Participation in Cost-Saving Efficiency Programs: Energy & Water Focus


Determine existing resources available to downtown residences and businesses to achieve energy savings and water conservation. (A. Zarella)

EDUCATION: Identify different educational tools such as seminars, posters, emails, local media coverage, etc to facilitate better understanding and knowledge about energy efficiency and water conservation.

OUTREACH: Partner with organizations currently providing rebates, free energy audits, as well as groups with innovative Do It Yourself solutions to increase downtown stakeholder access to programs.

ADVOCACY: Advocate for extension of assistance programs as well as identify other incentive programs that could increase participation among downtown community.

Project Lead: Corey Prost

2009 Project 4: Increase Participation in City & Private Recycling and Food Waste Programs


Determine existing resources available downtown businesses and residences to help reduce waste and increase recycling. (A. Zarella)

EDUCATION: Identify different educational tools such as seminars, posters, emails, local media coverage, etc to facilitate better understanding and knowledge about value of trash and recycling.

OUTREACH: Partner with organizations currently working on waste and pollution reduction. Research and identify innovative outreach efforts that were successful at increasing trash and recycling participation in other cities and use as model for Downtown. Create and implement at least one bilingual outreach initiative in 2009 to reach out to stakeholders on this issue.

ADVOCACY: Lobby the city to install Big Bellies bin and public recycling containers in downtown.

Project Lead: Corey Prost

Toolkit Brainstorm

Leave your thoughts, recommendations, website links for resources you think will be of interest to the Downtown community. We're looking for programs that address resource efficiency, offer rebates or incentives for participation, or are - quite simply - to good to miss!

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